The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-27

AN Law claim to. In this respect his
progress since his first attempt 10 very |,
naked. He does not attempt 10
.rowd his pages with an infinite num- !,
Der OF characters both useless and un- !,
In this whole story the |,
actors sre limited to FIVE, and around i
thete bangs all the interest and ex' '
cite mept. The conclusion to "Sara. =
cinesca" gives promise OF sequei .
which shall continue the story oil TINS
noble house, and probably lead me
readers 10 the dark waters that are
vseuely limited AT, as approaching.
Marion Draw ford has too firmly es'
tabiished himself with the reading
public not to mako everything from
his pen both instructive and interest
ing.
"Nym Orinkle" makes savage on
slaught on Swinburne In the columns
Of the World, not so much because he
10 q bad poet, but that he has been
abusing Walt Whitman. As bstween
Whitman and Swinburne, the choice
CT two evils he's been made very difh'
cult.
S.s. Cox has at length finished, and
Putnam d Go. will shortly bring out,
the long expected book on Turkey. "
10 entitled "The Isles OF the Princes"
and 10 dedicated to his wife.
The irrepressible Judge Tourgee Is
ont with another book. This time 1t
10 q story Of esrlv Mormon life near
| Ohautauqus, N. Y. II bears the hug-
gesiive title "Button's Inn."
Thomas W. Knox, the writer Of ad'
ventures and travels, has written
book upon the decisive Battles Since
Waterloo" This Is not intended TO
cor flict with Creasv's decisive Bat
ties of the World" Among those
msnti aned by Knox are Gettysburg,
yicksburg and Five Forks and the
novel battle between the Monitor and
Msrrimac.
The Harpers will bring out 1.-THE
Modern Italian Poets" on which Mr..
Howells hiss bestowed 80 much labor,
In the Geld Of italian, biography, his
tory or scenery Howells Is fairly inter
! ssting. II 10 q pity the shoemaker
, doesn't "stick to bis last"
Two rare books have been pub
, lished In cheap form BY Oassell 4 %
They are George Herbert's Temple
aud Fielding's Voyage 10 Lisbon"
:. .Ths letters OF Thackeray, whicl
n have been appearing In scribner'i
i will shortly be issued In book form.
q Maurice Lsloir, whose beautiiu
? illustrations Of "Manon Lescaut" mad
Al him famous, has inst completed con
- panion 40, ~ pic'uraa I ON new ed
" ton Of "Paul and Virginia"
In Maurice Thorn sou will address Il
Is @. A. r. men through the Americs
an Msq,x're In pen poem signed "E
to Rabel.n II Maurice Expect, to "a
ro- ANYTHING beyond the few dollars pc
for TIT, poem Re might be told rig
row that he 10 mistaken.
Mrs. Lsnstry Ia now playing In
no drama,ix,tiou OF "As In q Looki
. Glass.n the novel which hiss ma
no such a popular hit, and which v
Of recently reviewed In these columns
am Charles Dickens, IT,, who has 90
failed TO show any Of bis fathers
iva ents for writing, ID expected In I
,o,. country shortly, on q lecturing TO
II remains 10 be seen II be can ma
ue- his illus,rious father In that field.
tile Robert Louis Stevenson, whore ms
to has become q household word v
ant, children and men Of larger grow
ling bss another volume OF verses on
ant market, entitled Underwood"
Nata | HtfNHUtO0 ~ nOW lh Nhfo ssNs'y
.I q visit, accompanied by his wife.
,ich THE TRADE PUsHERs.
Z. ]. Malloban, New York,
Charles Boyd, Cincinnati, two Of
OK llyest and most energetic trade p
nag. ers ON the road, are stopping Of
In Gayoso.
pers &c
. 1t W. II. openshaw, representa-
nee Wealthy cotton arm 10 Liver
,res- England, aud who has for se'
mag. wears been ststioned here, reiurn'
An. the city for the season last night,
AZ" resumed his quarters at the Peat
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